principles of Buddha

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Principles of Buddhism in our 3-dimensional holographic world

Buddhism rests on two main principles, principle of continuity of flux and principle of dependence of mass and energy.

Principle of continuity of flux is closely related to explanation of the flow of energy. Namely, we are made of cells (which in turn are made of molecules and atoms), physical and emotional sensations, conceptualizations, ideas, beliefs, consciousness and all of them collaborate together and create distinctive illusion of permanent “Me” or ego. Buddha states:” Every moment you are born, you decay and die”. The meaning of this statement is that “Me” is continually changing and renewing it. Nothing is carried from one moment to the next and consequently nothing is carried from one life to the next. As a matter of fact, the concept of discrete endlessly small moments takes over in this explanation. These extremely tiny moments connected in a series creates continuous fabric of time and in every tiny moment illusional “me” is being changed.

The explanation follows using the principle of dependence of mass and energy. (E=MC² -where E is energy, M is mass, C is a constant, velocity of light. This is Einstein’s general theory of relativity).Namely, there is constant conversion from mass into energy and vice versa. When a star explodes it loses its mass and creates enormous energy. When an electron and a positron (electron orbits around the nucleus in an atom and positron is electron’s counterpart in the antimatter) collide they disappear and create photons i.e. energy. In nuclear fusion when two Hydrogen atoms collide they create an atom of Helium and the latter has a mass which is not just a simple sum of the two hydrogen atoms. Helium atom has a mass which is slightly smaller than the sum of hydrogen atoms and the difference of the mass is actually converted into energy. Similarly, when we get old and when our body cannot function(in grave) any longer our body decays it loses mass, as a result energies are created, they regroup, they take another shape i.e. these energies create new material life with a new mass. All these new energies have the information about every detail that deceased person had had just before he died. This means that these energies possess the unique code for the deceased person and this code comprises every single detail about the person starting from his unique DNA and every piece of information or knowledge that he had in his mind. These energies are actually a carrier of information of the existence of something or someone. All these energies can split, bind, group, regroup, interact with each other, interweave and when certain conditions are met a new entity can be created. 

Generally, we can see everything in the universe (people, bacteria, planets, stars, germs, waves and literally everything else) as a patches of energies, some denser than the others, and those denser are either new entities created (organic or inorganic) or new potential entities about to be created (a star forms when a dense energy, such as star dust, goes denser and denser by means of gravity and eventually forms a star). Among these patches of energy there is energy as well, flowing everywhere around, randomly “checking” whether some other energy will be a perfect match, whether some loose links can be established between them which can later grow stronger and whether this alliance can become functional, affecting and influential entity. Stars, comets, planets, flying objects can be created in this way, as well as molecules, cells, tissues.

Do we die? Does “we” exist? Is “me” an illusion? Every extremely tiny moment we are changing, there is an illusion of every new “me” in every new endlessly small moment. When our material body cease to function and decays it does not mean that “we” have died(it means that the functional energy loses its “lively” properties) and when a baby or an insect or a planet is born it does not mean that “another” life is created. All the energy is mutual, it belongs to the universe, it belongs to all of us, it flows and changes continuously, it splits, it connects if favorable conditions are met, it disconnects if favorable conditions are met as well, it is not happy if it connects and creates something new and fresh, it does not despair if it disconnects and some organic or inorganic formation ceases to exist. Everything is normal, everything is fine, everything is worth admiring; everything makes our jaw drops when we realize that we are not “we”, that there is no “me”, that we all are just a part of something larger, more complex.

***All the stuff presented above are related to our 3-dimensional world, which is our own Reality, different than other Reality which I have already elaborated at the following page here

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